Eyoyo Underwater Fishing Camera, Ice Fishing Video Camear 1000TVL with 7 inch LCD Monitor, Waterproof Camera, 12pcs Infrared Lights Fish Finder for Ice Fishing, Lake, Boat

The camera has been an absolute blast for my kids and I during ice fishing season. You get a lot of bang for your buck. It's been very reliable. Easy set up. Clear picture. Fun to use! Great camera to start with.

Gave this to my 14 year old twins for their birthday!! They LOVE IT!! We haven’t used it for ice fishing yet but used it regular fishing off the dock and the picture a quality is great and is a great price!!

Wifey loves this for ice fishing! Haven’t used it for other fishing yet. Fun to watch fish check out the “big fish” that is the camera, your lure/bait, and more fun watching them take it! Warning: when you watch a nice fish come in to check out your lure but not take the bait, you may find foul words exit your mouth! ; ). It’s good for seeing how your lure/bait works in the water, what’s down there, and what works (or doesn’t) for attracting fish. The wife feels it’s improved her jigging skills and the use of various lures by being able to see how they behave in the water. Helpful teaching a grandson too. Saves you from reeling up just to check your bait, and saves you from keeping a hook in the water that’s been robbed of bait. We use the fish finder and the camera. Both are helpful finding hot spots to fish, and dead zones to avoid. Easy to move the camera to different holes in the ice to check terrain, see your bait, etc. The visibility is a little less in some Utah waters, but the camera is still useful everywhere we’ve tried it ice fishing. Good enough you can identify the types of fish you’re seeing. The first time you see a big fish attracted to your lure/bait is awesome! Battery charged before each trip and it’s worked as long as we’ve needed it each day of ice fishing. We haven’t tried it for more than one full day per charge yet. Doesn’t take long to charge, just a couple hours. But we haven’t run it until it’s dead on any fishing trip yet. Can’t wait to try it from the boat!

Love my camera I have purchased two of them, my charger cord recently stopped working but they were super helpful in trouble shooting and helping me through everything

I've been researching underwater fishing cameras for quite some time. Looking at comparison videos between the Eyoyo, AquaVu and Marcum. I've finally made my choice and ordered the Eyoyo 7inch / 15m(49ft). So far, it exceeds all my expectations, for such a low price point! Quality packed neat little device! First off, setup and connections is really foolproof. (See my unboxing video). Takes less way less than 5 minutes. Every cable is clearly labeled. Carrying case is robust and sturdy. Everything fits in its place. The image quality is stunning. I attached the camera at the end of a long saltwater fishing pole and lowered it in the water. Water wasn't too deep, but it doesn't really matter. The image is soooooooo clear. Unfortunately, the screenshots I captured with my cell phone may not fully convey how clear and detailed the image is. Is a 7" in screen big enough? I think so. LCD screen is really nice, daylight viewable. And it's really really sunny out there, you can install the supplied sunshade. I didn't need to yet. The camera angle can easily be adjusted in 3 positions: Looking down, looking horizontal, and somewhere in between. This camera will truly shine during ice fishing season: Dig two holes. Send the camera in one, send a jig in the other. I regret I didn't buy it a few weeks sooner. Now I've got to wait 'til next January. hehe. If you're on a boat, anchored, it'll be great for jigging there too. When fishing from shore? Hmm.. maybe. Some minor details could be improved. I wish there was a little more weight at the bottom of the case. The LCD screen is relatively heavy, compared with the rest of the case, and it's easy for the case to fall over. And, as someone pointed out, the case 'can' fall into an 8in ice fishing hole. Be careful! Also, I really wish it had DVR capability, or even the ability to capture still images onto an SD card. That would be awesome! But for that, you have to pay a little more. Finally, if it had a built-in compass, it'll make it easier to figure out what direction the camera is pointing down below. Other than that, big thumbs up! Highly recommended. Really glad I bought it! Affordable! Great value! I'll keep adding more pictures throughout this fishing season and the upcoming ice fishing season too.

I use this about two months out of the year during the winter months. I’ve had it for a few years now, but the cord that connects to the camera from the battery deteriorated and disconnected.

The resolution and picture quality of the screen is great. This has several features that impressed me such as zoom and brightness controls that really make the camera work well. We have already had so much fun with this, exploring our local areas. Looking forward to better fishing and really using this fun new tool!

As far as underwater cameras go a lot of the quality is going to depend on the conditions you use it in. I finally got to use the camera in an extremely clear Wisconsin lake and I was amazed. For the size of the screen and the price the views I got were unbelievable. And there's no latency on what you're seeing, I was able to set the hook on finicky fish with a ton of success. The paint on the camera head also got the attention of a couple musky and walleye, who swam in just to see it. My only gripe with the camera is that because of the placement of the LEDs and the parts inside, it makes it impossible to use at night. You just get a swirling of gunk against the glass and it looks like the glass is reflecting light back at the lens so you can't make anything out underwater. So if you're planning to night fish just stick with a sonar.